Sentence examples for climb made from inspiring English sources

The engineer tried the Branchville-Redding incline again, the climb made harder by the icy conditions, and once more the train slipped back.

This film wants to be a heart-tugging tale of a rags-to-pop-royalty climb made poignant by love and loss.

Directed by Vondie Curtis Hall from a screenplay by Kate Lanier, whose credits include the Tina Turner musical biography, "What's Love Got To Do With It?," "Glitter" never approaches its objective: to be a heart-tugging tale of a rags-to-pop-royalty climb made poignant by love and loss.

Well, an Everest expedition that attempts to follow in the footsteps of the fateful climb made by George Mallory in 1924 to see if they could have beaten New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary to the top of the world's highest summit.

In the UK Singles Chart, "The Climb" made its entry at number 82 on March 28 , 2009and reached its peak at number 11 on June 16 , 2009

Following the course of the Saalach river, I began my ascent to the hermitage from the small village of Bachwinkl; a difficult climb made even more difficult by the snowy conditions in the mountains.

"One of the biggest challenges with free-climbing the Dawn Wall has been that the southern aspect of the climb makes it boiling hot up there much of the time.

Massive saw its debts climb, making it particularly exposed to the trading downturn.

To climb, make sure your body is centered above your feet and that your shoulders, hips and feet are aligned.

But 13 inches of fairly shallow slope gives the front tire something to climb, making the car tilt.

Once job growth brings increased demand for office space, rents and property values will begin to climb, making it easier for owners to finance their buildings or garner healthy sale prices.